What is San Francisco Waldorf High School’s stance on diversity?
We strongly believe that a diversity of experience strengthens the high school education for all our students. Thus, we actively seek students from a variety of racial, ethnic, religious, and socio-economic backgrounds. Currently, our student body is approximately 30% students of color, and comes from a broad range of socioeconomic backgrounds. To promote a climate of multiculturalism at the school, the Multicultural Council was created in 2006. The Multicultural Council is made of of parents, faculty, staff, and board members who are committed to diversity and multicultural issues at San Francisco Waldorf School. Approximately 35% of our students receive financial assistance through our Affordable Tuition Program. The student body is drawn from a wide geographic range, with students commuting from as far away as the peninsula toward San Jose; Oakland and Piedmont in the east; and Sonoma, Corte Madera, and Mill Valley to the north. Students entering the San Francisco Waldorf High Schoo
